Racky Thomas in addition to being a stalwart blues professional on vocals, guitar and harmonica is also well known as an interpreter of past artists – his delivery is authentic and powerful!   This is truly a “Not to be missed show” that well represents our Club mission of “back to the roots.”

Rising star Alice Howe with veteran Freebo who has played with Bonnie Raitt, Ringo Starr, John Mayall and others. Don’t miss this one! There are no advance tickets but people should reserve seats at the New Moon website   www.newmooncoffeehouse.org

Goodnight Moonshine is a guitar and vocal duet, and a musical marriage in all senses. The Duo combines the evocative voice and songwriting of Molly Venter, with Eben Pariser’s adventurous guitar playing.

Les Sampou is an Americana singer-songwriter, who got her start in the Boston folk scene and moved on to national prominence and acclaim.

Clear-eyed and tough-minded, songwriter/playwright Katie Dahl is known for her smart songs, wry wit, and wise spirit. Opening for Katie is local singer/songwriter/fiddler Micah John.

Martha Spencer is a singer-songwriter, mountain musician and dancer from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.

If you could capture all the emotions of the human experience in a melody, it would sound a lot like Johnny Stimson.  

Louder Than Milk plays a mix of folk, country, rock and blues. Six players, four songwriters and three-part harmonies make for one seriously kaleidoscopic musical experience. Carla Ryder Band  – Boston Globe critic Steve Morse, calls Carla “An aspiring rock singer who seems to get better with each appearance. Almost too versatile to categorize, but she…

Louder Than Milk plays a mix of folk, country, rock and blues. Rock n’ roll flapper, garage serenader, front porch chanteuse and country crooner: Carla Ryder cut her teeth in the Boston Music scene, as lead singer of the beloved Mudhens in the late 90’s.

Clark embodies a fierce hope, a hard-won optimism and strength that, when paired with peerless musicianship and an electric smile, audiences are powerless to resist.